Sentence examples for overriding thoughts from inspiring English sources

My overriding thoughts at that moment were not for Mr Clark, not for the surgeon nor Dr Roberts.

But there will probably have been one overriding thought in her mind: duty.

The Miami Hurricanes approached their Big East game against St. John's tonight with this overriding thought: As goes point guard Marcus Hatten, so goes the Red Storm.

But campaign officials are turning to local officials for guidance with this overriding thought in mind: If the weather would be good enough for the Carolina Panthers to play in the rain, it will be good enough for the president.

With such a huge lead starting the day, Els, the South African who is the world's fifth-ranked player, had one overriding thought: play conservatively and let the opposition take the big chances.

Time and again Ms. Abbott repeats one overriding thought, whether it comes out as "she commanded every eye in the room precisely because she offered so little to see" or "she knows that what she hides is as much of a reward as what she deigns to reveal".

"My overriding thought is one of disappointment.

The overriding thought I had as I watched last night was a memory to 10 years ago.

Yet my overriding thought from that first visit to this wonderfully preserved old-world city was that you don't see this sort of thing outside of video games.

The current overriding thought in HIV/AIDS communication in developing countries is the need for a shift from the cognitive model, which emphasises the decision-making of the individual, to the activity model, which emphasises the context of the individual.

The current overriding thought in HIV/AIDS communication in the continent therefore focuses on the need to move beyond the cognitive approach, which emphasises the decision-making of the individual, to the activity approach, which emphasises the context of the individual.